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Author Archives: Wedge Black
If you thought the hamburger was bad, the waffle icon in Office 365 is worse
Usability research with new users shows that Office 365 intranets are hard to get around because the main menu icon is an unknown feature and often ignored.
AIA insurance saves money and time with Yammer
A visual tour of how AIA Insurance measured the ROI of their enterprise social network. A clear lesson for anyone intending to launch an ESN.
Setting the strategy and developing an essential intranet (presentation)
Business strategy comes first, and then take a look at how wireframe prototyping can help you rapidly develop and test your intranet designs. Synopsis of opening keynote presented at Intranätdagarna conference in Stockholm.
Intranet metrics and KPIs – only measure what you mean to act upon
How you understand and report on your intranet performance depends on the measures you choose. Measuring business outcomes will always be more valualble than hit stats.
Yammer and gamification
We arranged a webinar and discussion with Scott Ward, looking into gamification tactics and use of Yammer. Take a look at our notes, and watch / listen to the recording.
Establishing an ESN
Sharon O’Dea, of Standard Charter and 300 Seconds, tackles the different needs of networks and communities, and how you can better roll-out and support your enterprise social network.
Santa’s lists for intranet managers
What will Santa bring good intranet managers? What do bad intranet managers get? Take a look at Santa’s gift lists.
Content strategy: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rihanna
Your intranet can become bloated; up-to-date material can be difficult to find, and the search engine becomes clogged with results from last year. You need to cut the rot from your content.
What’s new for you in SharePoint 2016
Microsoft has released a preview of SharePoint Server 2016 for IT professionals, and has worked hard to clearly communicate the new features and upgrade paths. But what can you expect as an Intranet Manager or power user?
